VERDICT 01What bet365 says it actually runs
Start with the operator's own wording. Its general terms split bet365 online betting into separate sportsbook, casino, live casino and poker products, with the sportsbook under one Gibraltar entity and the gaming products under another. That is a documented starting point, not a promise that every product is open to a reader in Pakistan.
Sportsbook
Run by Hillside (Gibraltar Sports) LP according to the terms, which cite the Gibraltar licence and RGL number 130. Verdict: clearly documented by the operator.
Casino and live casino
Run by Hillside (Gibraltar Gaming) LP, RGL number 129 in the same terms. Verdict: documented, but which tables you could reach from Pakistan is unconfirmed.
Poker
Listed in the terms as its own product under the gaming entity. We have not tested it and make no claim about availability for Pakistani residents.
VERDICT 02Where each product review lives
Cricket and the casino get full verdicts because the operator documents them. Baccarat, roulette, slots and crash rounds get shorter verdicts: the operator's documents confirm a licensed casino and live casino but name no tables or titles, so each review states what is documented, what stays unknown and what to check yourself.
SCOPEWhat this report covers
We grade the operator, not individual game titles. Names of studios, games or promotions are left out because nothing we read confirms them for Pakistan.
Licence
Account rules
Verification
Support
Payments
MOBILE VERDICTInstall only from the operator's own route
Our rule of thumb is simple: install only from a route the operator itself points to, never from a forwarded file, and treat any app asking for documents outside a verification page as suspect.
Check the developer
Compare the publisher shown in the store with the app link the operator's own website points to. If the two disagree, or the link came from somewhere else, stop.
Check the source
Start from the operator's own site typed by hand. Links in chats or social posts are not that.
Check the permissions
An app that wants more than a camera for document upload or location checks deserves a second look.